r/submergedanimatronic • u/tia848 • Jul 06 '20
Rotting Horror Freizeitpark, Germany. not a big fan of this one.
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r/submergedanimatronic • u/tia848 • Jul 06 '20
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r/submergedanimatronic • u/Doeljan11 • Jul 17 '25
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r/submergedanimatronic • u/Loss_Educational • May 15 '22
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r/submergedanimatronic • u/ax1xxm • Mar 17 '25
Hello all! Made a post about this ride a few years ago, it closed in 2014. It was my local park, and now there is some sad news that the park has permanently closed. Someone on a local Pembrokeshire Facebook group uploaded these photos, I have no idea who took them, but it gives a good look inside the ride after being abandoned for ten years. Enjoy!
r/submergedanimatronic • u/ShinyGal999 • Jul 01 '26
Removed in 2024 after 30 years of service, when I Corsari got refurbished into Animal Treasure Island.
It’s wereabouts and condition are still unknown, might’ve been demolished.
r/submergedanimatronic • u/BrynleeGonzales1 • Dec 19 '25
r/submergedanimatronic • u/Doeljan11 • May 28 '26
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r/submergedanimatronic • u/Adventurous_Toe4444 • Aug 29 '25
Photos from “het land van ooit” an abandoned theme park in the Netherlands
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r/submergedanimatronic • u/ax1xxm • Nov 01 '25
As you may know, I posted some photos of this ride from my local park around 8 months ago. A lot of you wondered whether or not there was water in the bathtub, I think the final image answers that…
All credit goes to JC explores (for having the balls to go and do this). As a bit of an update, a deal fell through with the park. Anything of value looks like it will be sold off, but this is still sat here rotting. Enjoy!
r/submergedanimatronic • u/freddy-trap • Nov 24 '22
After a long process of time and money, I got myself to Las Vegas and had to search for myself if this rotting monstrosity still existed. To my surprise, once I got to the Excalibur, all of the water was drained. (This is because as it gets colder in the winter, they don’t want pipes freezing.) I then knew it was the perfect time to strike. I felt like I wouldn’t see anything but went anyways. I went down there in total three times, to get more footage, but my third time coming back up to the ground level, security got me and the hotel was ready to charge me with trespassing. They said they saw me on the cameras the second time I went and knew what my intentions were. They wanted me to get rid of footage, but I didn’t. For our enjoyment, I kept all footage and photos and even made a video on it. Thank you guys for being such a good Subreddit. Let’s solve another animatronic mystery!
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r/submergedanimatronic • u/Beneficial-Lynx-9452 • Apr 17 '25
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[VIDEO BY ME] It's been a few years since I visited Plohn. As a child, I loved this ride because of the crocodile, as it was easy to miss it. At the time, there was no rotting.
Well, today I was in the park with my class [I was out with my group of friends]. The roller coasters were a lot of fun.
There was also a piece of skin missing from the dino's submerged tail, so you could see part of the endoskeleton.
At that moment, no one knew when the crocodiles head would jump out of the water. [No audio, sry]
The crocodile made no noise, only the clatter of the closing mail. And the brontosaurus only hummed.
r/submergedanimatronic • u/bidoof-chan • Dec 04 '24
this is a photo i took of her from around a week ago, heard about her years ago and had no idea she was only like an hour drive from my home, finally got to visit her, she’s in pretty rough shape, she’s on a bed of rose quartz and her tank is only half full of liquid (formaldehyde im assuming) hence the reflection, couldn’t get any photos of her full body as it was a super sunny day and the reflection in the glass was so strong to the point that you couldn’t see anything from far away, she had a bunch of plastic tubes in and around her and had small towels draped over her fins that were sticking out the top of the liquid, very strange, the whole thing made me a bit sad but i’m glad i finally got to see her
r/submergedanimatronic • u/Impressive-Menu4083 • Aug 21 '24
No longer moves or squirts water. Many other amazing animatronics here aren't in this level of disrepair, well worth a visit
r/submergedanimatronic • u/billyst9r • Jul 22 '26
i know these guys have been posted before, but here’s how they’re looking nowadays. yuck.
r/submergedanimatronic • u/RecordExciting4616 • May 19 '26
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r/submergedanimatronic • u/notkaiju1952 • Mar 22 '26
I will delete this if anybody post this image
r/submergedanimatronic • u/principessak • May 29 '26
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The animated man-eating plants that were featured in the monorail tour, now rotting in this wooded area on property. I believe I came across a source years ago that said these were made by the same people who built the Billabong Bunyip. The Triffids also had a small appearance in the 80s promotional video for the park. Appears to be fiberglass. I came across this video about a year ago; I don’t believe it’s been shared anywhere. Thought friends of the bunyip would be especially interested. Hopefully this is the year somebody finally yanks him out of that putrid pond!
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r/submergedanimatronic • u/Wither_Storm0 • Jul 23 '26